How a Georgia right-winger spouts about politics...

[Archae]

In Villa Rica, Georgia, (a teeny little town in that state,) a right-winger name Stan Hardegree, who used to run a newspaper that went belly-up is writing his version of politics.

Now you can see why his party is the Detroit Lions of politics.



It has been a good week in politics:

1. Eric Holder, Cigar Willy holdover who engineered the Marc Rich pardon,
said during this week's confirmation hearings that as attorney general, he
would not authorize torturing a suspect even if it meant the death of 10,000
Americans (I'm sure that to those of you who celebrated 911, this is great
news. Ann Coulter might be the next one to die after all). Of course the
intellectually iffy and morally obtuse Holder is playing to the moonbat
base - the DUmp, the Kos, Bartcop, Olbernmann - you know, intellectually
vacuous and amoral riff raff like the Pillsbury Doughboy and his sock puppet
Otto. In fact, the Associated Press is now reporting, contrary to PEBO's
campaign rhetoric, that he is considering a classified loophole in CIA
restriction that may allow more strident forms of interrogation than are
currently authorized. Did you get that? Classified. Meaning torture that
is kept from Americans by government statute. While I applaud PEBO's
newfound dedication to the country's security, I am beginning to question
his integrity.

2. The demokkkrat mayor of Racine, Wisconsin had a big week planned. He
was going to DC to attend a National Conference of Mayors event then
celebrate PEBO's inauguration on Tuesday. Before leaving for the Big Event,
however, the demokkkrat mayor decided to get a little strange pussy and went
to a pre-arranged meeting place for the rendevous. Instead of meeting the
14-year-old girl (yes, 14) at a Racine mall for the desired hookup, he met
law enforcement agents who had engineered a sting. Whoops. The demokkkrat
mayor is out on $165,000 bond and faces six felony counts. I know it is
cold in Wisconsin, but this mayor needs to be snuggling somebody closer to
his own age. A lot closer. I am sure that as soon as Otto is finished
looking for pictures of KITTEH! on the internet, he is going to tell you all
about this pervert - as he usually does.

3. The bottom-feeding creep Rahm Emmauel is praising the Bush
administration for their aid in engineering a smooth transition of power;
there have been no reports of "Os" missing from White House keyboards or
other criminal vandalism of the White House, a la the childish Cigar Willy
administration. Also, PEBO says he has discovered that W is a "nice guy who
loves this country." While I applaud PEBO's newfound respect for basic
human decency, I am beginning to question his integrity.

4. PEBO said during the campaign that he would reverse W's executive order
banning federal funding of embryonic stem cell research. This week, PEBO
told CNN that, no, he will not rescind the EO, but, instead, will wait for
Congress to act. While I applaud PEBO's newfound sensitivity to this
profoundly moral issue, I am beginning to question his integrity.

5. PEBO agrees with me that national security and defense matters are best
left in the hands of conservatives. He keeps Robert Gates at defense and
hires Gen. Jones, a McCain supporter, as national security advisor. PEBO
said he would end the war in Iraq on "day one" of his administration, but
now it looks like troops will be there for at least 23 more months, which is
in keeping with the Bush era SOFA. While I applaud PEBO's newfound
dedication to our overseas committments, I am beginning to question his
integrity.

[FLAprogressive]

1. "The bottom-feeding creep Rahm Emmauel" -- hey, he's not that bad

[navarth]

2. I see no need

to insult the poor Lions by comparing them to this guy. Have you no mercy?

[louis-t]

3. Time to send Stan the list of RW child molesters.

[Ikonoklast]

4. That guy lost a son in Iraq, needlessly.

Looks like he died in a vehicle accident.

Senseless death. His son was sacrificed on the altar of George W. Bush's stupidity and the greed of the Neocons.

http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/mchardegee.htm

[Archae]

5. The accident could have happened here in the US, also.

And he wouldn't have had to be in the military to get killed in an accident.
People die every day in car and truck accidents.

So this has nothing to do with Bush or the neocons.
It was just a tragic accident.